
Ali Pate
Professor Ali Pate is the Minister of Health in Nigeria and has been mentioned as a key political ally of President Bola Tinubu. He is involved in discussions regarding the future political landscape, particularly concerning the potential succession of leadership within the ruling party.
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The intervention was championed by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Ali Pate.
Healthcare Access Expanded: 2700+ Patients Helped
The Ministry of Health, led by Ali Pate, has struggled to make significant progress.
Tinubu ministers’ mid-term scorecardAli Pate acknowledged the prevalence of illegal organ harvesting linked to ritual killings in a report.
FG to launch registry after PUNCH investigationDr Ese Ochuko mentioned Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Ali Pate, boasting that now foreign nationals fly in from the US, UK and Canada to get transplants done in Nigeria.
Unmasking ritual killing lies behind booming human parts trade (2)Ali Pate acknowledged the prevalence of illegal organ harvesting linked to ritual killings in Nigeria.
Unmasking ritual killing lies behind booming human parts trade (1)Ali Pate, the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, highlighted the financial losses due to medical tourism.
From patient to hostage, a health system in bondageProf. Ali Pate said over 8,500 frontline health workers had been trained in the North-East alone.
Remi Tinubu seeks end to maternal, child deathsProfessor Ali Pate is the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare and presented the initiative to Governor Dapo Abiodun.
Ogun unveils initiative to cut maternal, newborn mortalityAli Pate has expressed confidence in Nigeria’s ability to sustain its healthcare system independently.
USAID: Nigeria working to ensure self-reliance for healthcare, says Pate
The Minister of Health, Professor Ali Pate, is mentioned as one of the ministers working on the formula that the Presidency should go to the North East.
Northern ministers get marching orders to defend President as opposition grows























































